As the limits of viability are pushed back, and clinicians are challenged every day with caring for lower gestation age infants, understanding the evolving maturation of the neonatal brain is an important aspect of Neonatal Care in order to help optimise outcomes for Extremely Low Gestational Age infants. aEEG is a technique that has been successfully utilised to help to predict the long term outcomes of infants in the NICU, and this method is also applied to the preterm population.
This course is designed to help clinicians understand the difference in the aEEG between term and preterm infants and to understand the benefits of monitoring preterm infants with aEEG technology.

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The Scientific goal of this congress is “Enhancing and understanding the diseases of the newborn and its effect on the patient and their families.” #developingandapplyingresearch to improve child health.
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Event Details

The Scientific goal of this congress is “Enhancing and understanding the diseases of the newborn and its effect on the patient and their families.” #developingandapplyingresearch to improve child health.

Register today and join NCA and Key Opinion Leaders at the Pre-congress workshop
aEEG in the NICU, hosted on Tuesday 17th September